A Case Of Giant Lipoma Mixing With Malignant Soft Tissue Tumour
ZEYNEP ALTUNTAŞ, MEHMET DADACI, BİLSEV İNCE, SERHAT YARAR, NECDET POYRAZ
- Year : 2016
- Vol : 32
- Issue : Ek
- Page :
21-22
Lipomas are benign mesenchymal tumours derived from mature
adipose tissue. It is very rare to see a giant size of lipomas. A 70
year old male patient applied with an ulcerated and painful mass
sizing 20x16 cm on his axilla extending to his back. The mass was
suspected as a malignant soft tissue tumour because of showing
ulceration and being painful and it was totally excised surgically.
The histopathological examination revealed as lipoma. The case
was presented as being very rare and mixing malignant soft tissue
tumour.
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A Case Of Giant Lipoma Mixing With Malignant Soft Tissue Tumour
2016,
Vol.
32
(Ek)
Received : 19.09.2014,
Accepted : 19.09.2014,
Published Online : 13.08.2018
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